In the news: Mayor's dad vs. Black police, father opens fire on fighting kids in Dutchtown, cooling centers and powering the AC, Missouri marijuana microbusinesses, thousands of Christian youth in town this week

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Stories include: It will be a week of high heat indices. The Salvation Army has 23 cooling shelters. A triple shooting involving a girl about 12 years old. A popular beach in Jefferson County is now limited on the weekends. Former Missouri Congressman Dick Gephardt's latest campaign, is against "No Labels."

Plus, Sean Michael Lisle talks with the Mayor of Grafton about a new memorial.

In the news: driver charged in boat crash that injures eight, plan for tornado sirens in JeffCo, petition for safety at Kirkwood intersection, recruiting teachers and construction workers in Missouri, silicon wafer maker expands 

In the news: Francis Howell board passes controversial measure, Missouri Attorney General ordered to stop delaying abortion petitions, St. Louis Sheriff plea for higher pay, new grocery store closes just a few months after opening, animal shelters full post-pandemic, city bill to end open carry passes unanimously. 

In the news: vote today on open carry in city and demolishing Jamestown Mall in county, S8 Liborius update, new downtown west hotel nears open, AI shopping carts are coming.

In the news: STL Co senior tax relief dead, BP shooting suspect escapes custody handcuffed, Circuit Atty's office beefs up staff, groundbreaking at SLCC, car "flies" into Lemay home

In the news: Des Peres votes on pot dispensary zoning, SLU Hospital nurses' informational picket, Northwoods cop arrested in NC, St. Charles home explodes, MSD rate hike tour

In the news: storms rumbling through, power out for thousands, wake-up call for region's population loss, JeffCo's Rockford Beach reopens, I-70 widening project finally funded.

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Stories include: The St. Louis Board of Aldermen gave unanimous approval to a bill requiring a valid concealed weapons permit to openly carry a gun in the City. More victims of the so-called "cleaning ad rapist" could be out there. Recreational pot remains just as popular in Missouri as it did the first month it was legal. Could Costco dump Bud Light?

Plus, Debbie Monterrey takes a tour of The Victor, which is a new residential development inside the former Butler Brothers building.

In the news: Cracking down on open carry up for vote, mass shooting in East St. Louis, Madison Co (IL) alone in not upgrading 911, MSD tackles phosphorus in the water, how to celebrate National Ice Cream Day on Sunday